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practice; instead its goal is union and oneness with all Be–ing. This union is
personified by the visualized—not in flesh—sexual partner. Two outgrowths
of Tantric practice are the development of psychic abilities and healing skills.
The adept is taught to use these only when necessary, as they are distractions
from the Enlightenment process. 12
Tibetan Buddhism also involves the concept of Tulkas, the reincarnation
with retained previous-life memory of certain high level adepts. Today’s
Dalai Lama is an example of a Tulka. Some time after the death of a Dalai
Lama, the monks of the order begin to seek his reincarnation, whom they
identify by numerous signs and tests. The new Lama, still a young child, is
then taken to the monastery for training to resume the role he left in his past
lifetime. This is an important connection between mystical Buddhism and
Jesus, and I will describe it further. 13
Written material on Tantric Buddhism does not offer clear step-by-step
descriptions of how to achieve the Path. The material is meant only for
adepts, and is taught orally. The manuscripts are carefully protected for fear
of profanation and therefore are written to be deliberately obscure. A teacher
is required to unravel the mystical language, and the teacher does so only to
students deemed qualified and ready. 14 Teachings are sometimes lost if the
Teacher/Master does not accept students to pass them on to; lost practices are
occasionally regained by psychic rediscovery. The Tibetan Tantra Lotus
Sutra, a text written in the second or first century BCE, offers the symbol
formula for the technique of Reiki.
How did this technique of Reiki healing—though as Reiki is a Japanese
word it would not have been given that name—reach Jesus in the Middle
East? According to German writer and researcher Holger Kersten in his
fascinating book Jesus Lived in India (Element Books, Ltd., 1991), Jesus was
a reincarnated Bodhisattva, as described above—a Tulka. His birth was
awaited by members of a Buddhist order, and the “Three Wise Men”
followed the unusual astrological conjunction of 5 BCE to find him.
Buddhism had spread throughout the East by that time, and there were
Buddhist centers in most Middle Eastern countries.
The child would have been two years of age at the time and in danger from
Herod who had received prophecies of an Essene leader newborn who would